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How it works
Veneers are one of the few cases in dentistry where the calculation really is simple: the price per tooth is multiplied by the number of teeth, and the material sets the multiplier. The problem is how it's communicated: ads show the price of one veneer, but the patient is planning their smile zone with six or eight, and the gap between what they expected and the final bill hurts. The quote calculator closes that gap: the person moves the slider and sees the full amount.
The material (porcelain, zirconia, composite) determines both price and durability. Keep descriptions short and free of promises: "lasts longer" can be verified, "for life" can't. The question about timing shows how ready the patient is: "as soon as possible" and "in the next six months" are different jobs for the front desk.
An important caveat: the quiz doesn't replace an exam. Whether veneers are indicated, the condition of the enamel and the need for treatment before restoration are determined by the dentist, and the result screen should say "preliminary estimate, the treatment plan is set at the consultation". That consultation is the target action: it's free, and the quiz leads to it in a minute.
